The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-04-05
rWo uo>tu VENTS.



CORE pondcncr OF The Examiner
NEW OELEANs April 3. Next
"Wednesday the 9Th instant ia the
Invciliug of the statue Of Gen. Al
bert sidney John-tur and in the dcd-
ication OF tie monument erected to
that heroic officer ,us ndio- Of New
Orleans mHvc another opportunity OF
proving Their rightiui clam to the
reputation accorded them wherever
the most patriotic and
known, ~ being peers OF
phiianihropic In the word uncrriug
IN perception ana recognition OF
merit aud readiness ia honOtlng its
post, or. The suggc7tlou of the
Hon. l.. BaNnc vt th1 meeting ton
days ago. OF the Ladies Monumental
Association, TO make the occasion n
grand one, was most timely aud
should be the kcy-notp OF n demon
strntion when would chow the
world ~ what vcnernt ION and tender
memory the south hollis her god
like heroes. During the twenty
years through which beneath the
green sod, they have lain Ia dreamless
sleep. all traces OF sectional AnimOsi.
ties aud bittcrncss-thc blood and
dust aud smoke of battle have iadcd
away, and nov, In thin time of renew
ru hopc hhu pence hnu r'S'orcu con-
huchce' Az n'"J uh'', ~ "a trlpulc 10
me c'ura2cnu' ana NaI''h. 9P'rl,S
ed by their prrCIOu. lives. IT'S true
tho yrcat brave heart. that bent in
woman broa.t-" are OCCUPIED inst
now. ike their busy hands. wifh fun
mni,y II grand. unsrllish work. IN nc
ttvc urovr,s-. fruitful IN Dressing. but
neither hpnrts nor hand. rau over he
al uli that thcv cannot find Tin, way
TO urrfurm a duty 20 crave vet sweet.
30 4p,crrd ana yct rn-y. A twotold
duty this. IA in rcycrinp the iliustri-
Qua commander md his pntrlot fol-.
lowcrs they would also honor his
distinpuished son. whose rich ripo
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THE 'Ahll"'N NoNuMENT
a massive monument To the
memory Of John &. thnhoun Will be
unveiled nt Charleston, south Caro-.
INA, On ihc 70 inst with ceremonies
becoming 80 imp"riunt nn event. MIR.
Calhoun has been dr 81 TOR more than
the thlrd ul "a century, but even to
TINS day hc IL regarded in South
CNrollun ~ the great apostle OF the
democratic party, and the wreck ot
his most chrrlthrd ideas of govern
mcnt has not been sufficient 10 dc--
Troy tho tGlth which the people of ais
native nintu have ever had IN the i'm
mutHhlc truth OF his doctrines. II X
not therefore 90 be wondered NJ that
the erection vi a monument which
small pcrpr uHic ms name To all future
generations should p' regarded with
prolohhu III rest ]" N"ulh Carolina.
Whcro hl' ASHES l's'' mere Is some
'hlhR "'hl'7l r"hI'h'l' III Ia" fortunes
OF the 'ohg ANA hard struggle
81 "h''h inc N"IH"uh monument
Is the f'7''U pl January t3, lN5l,
cleNtil 'Hdlo- met III charleston tor
Inc PuIpu'o 90 organizing an HS7oci-
alton TO ma III t'ie erection OF mon
"lh'h' 10 VT NhlIouh' inc h-sOcH-
ZION M"7 lorm'd, circulars were sent
'" l""l'5 III .ho various towns ana
N''n~'s ~ '"c Hl"'r' appears were
u'Auo ~ s'no"'7 ana colle&'s, hhu
SCUM '"rolIhl"ht every whrrc were
lnNlteu '" JOIN III the movement. In
tho course 81 !o"r more Than 5000
hHu p'eh rooti'ed d! the ASSOCIATION,
ana preparations were ihadc Tor an
a'tlNo cam lhlsh' ana cahVassers were
HPp"'h'c" WI went from mouse 10
mouse 10 'o'lclt contributions to the
lun"' ne WORK was prosecuted from
year 10 yo"r' t"o i-adlS' association
ay'I"S !" concert WIN An aS'oci"llon
VI P'o'''"uut ""u lhHu'h'lal gen
u'"''o' un,'l lhe heslhhlng OF